Dewi
Segers
🇳🇱 Netherlands
Amsterdam (Netherlands)
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With us
9 months
Photography is a connecting factor in my work as an Applied Psychologist. It is an accessible and creative way for anyone else’s storytelling.
Outside my work , photography has always been a passion. Over the years I have develop my own style through various courses. I like to experiment with lines, movement, shape, space, color, light, scale, balance and symmetry.
My iPhone-camera is always within reach to capture special moments and continue improve my skills.
Winning photos
MEET FIEF
Last summer I met a young woman and her horse Fiadhna, a.k.a Fief. Their way of being together at the campsite fascinated me.
I was allowed to witness and capture a special way, how they spent their holiday in the middle of nature. This photo belongs to a three-part photoserie I made with my IPhone 15 Pro Max.
HORSEPOWER 3.0
During my stay at the nature camping site, I took a lot of pictures of my neighbors!
CONCENTRATED
During a walk in the city park (Spoorpark Tilburg, the Netherlands), I became curious about this man's collection.
MOONLIGHT SHADOW
While working on a photo project around a theme of fairy tales, first I tested composition with my iPhone camera shortly before full moon…
The curious cat
Nine streets, Amsterdam-centrum NL
Cirsium discolor, the field thistle
Landgoed De Hoevens, Alphen (NB), NL
HORSEPOWER 1.0
83rd Collection
HORSEPOWER 2.0
83rd Collection
CHAPEL ST. SALVATOR
St. Salvator kapel
Baarle-Nassau, NL
UNTITLED
Noordermarkt, Amsterdam, Holland
Amsterdam Light Festival 2023-2024
76th Collection
THE PRISONER
Safari Park Beekse Bergen , Hilvarenbeek NL
Autumn walk
Nature reserve Kampina, Oisterwijk Holland
Estate Ooievaarsnest
Alphen, Noord-Brabant, Holland
At the bakery.
Oisterwijk, Holland
Pauluslyceum, Tilburg, Holland
Sixty years of Tilburg history through the lens of my iPhone. In the large building on Wandelboslaan, time seems to stood still.
The gymnasium turned out to be exactly the same as when I was last there in 1997.
Shortly afterwards, the Pauluslyceum disappeared from Tilburg. The municipality gave me permission to visit the abandoned building.
